I was under the impression that it was going to be hundreds of dollars.. Silly rabbit!.

You won’t actually need to squeeze it as much as I did in this picture, that was just for dramatic effect.You really only need to squeeze it the tiniest bit..

Position your water bottle with the opening making contact with the yolk and release your squeeze to create suction.Up goes the yolk!Repeat this with as may yolks as you need to remove.. Now you have a bottle of yolks!

If you need to use them elsewhere in the recipe, you can squeeze them out one at a time as needed.(I mean it both ways, as in “fun” and as in “tidy” as well!).

It may take a little bit of practice to master this trick, but it won’t take long.

Remember to squeeze when the bottle is upright and only release your squeeze once you’ve made contact with the yolk to be removed.First start out with some hunter boots that have seen a nice afternoon of weed-pulling, or toddler-chasing just after a rain storm.

OK, so these weren’t that caked in mud at the time that I took these pictures, but trust me, there are times when I’m pretty sure there’s about 10 lbs of mud stuck to the bottom of each boot.. Look how ridgy those boots are!So great for unslipperyness, but also really great for holding onto way too much mud..

If I ever run into that problem, and I frequently do, I like to use my favorite new mud scraping tool!.Does anyone recognize what that is?.